This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Never had a dream this lonely
Where did everybody go?
Never had a dream this dark
Wake me up
Please make it so
Never had a broken spirit
I can not let this world go
Never had a broken wing
How do I fly?
I do not know
Lay feathered limbs upon the stones
My severed wings, my broken bones
I flew through fire and darkness cold
Here my tale ends, all has been told
Given to the wind
Sky burial
I give the night my final breath
For far too long I've been stalling death
I search beneath me, extend my claws
Step out of time, unbound be laws
Given to the wind
Sky burial
Where did everybody go?
Never had a dream this dark
Wake me up
Please make it so
Never had a broken spirit
I can not let this world go
Never had a broken wing
How do I fly?
I do not know
Lay feathered limbs upon the stones
My severed wings, my broken bones
I flew through fire and darkness cold
Here my tale ends, all has been told
Given to the wind
Sky burial
I give the night my final breath
For far too long I've been stalling death
I search beneath me, extend my claws
Step out of time, unbound be laws
Given to the wind
Sky burial
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